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Consider line L(1):y-3=0 and circle S:x...

Consider line `L_(1):y-3=0` and circle `S:x^(2)+y^(2)-4y+3=0.` The area outside by S=0, in side the triangle formed that the line,`L_(1)=0` and the lines which touches the circle and passing through origin, is

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